| Feature |
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Benefit |
| Visual, workflow based programming |
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Toreion’s Web application framework facilitates rapid application development by allowing the programmer to define a high-level description of the program in a graphical workflow environment. |
| A practical approach to programming - syntax free, no language based programming |
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Requires less technical resources to compile complex enterprise applications. Removing code syntax reduces the number of errors in a program, Framework enforces common programming methodologies across teams of developers. |
| Decouples programming methods [syntax] from business process definition, database and user interface designs. |
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Allows business process owners to be more involved in defining application functionality; minimal development skill sets needed for application assembly - database, user interface, application core, network |
| Abstracts out complex programming methodologies [eg. Asynchronous processing, file system management or web requests are handled through workflow modules] into re-useable modules. |
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Reduces the cost of enterprise application development by putting powerful programming tools in the hands of less experienced software developers. |
| Use of a visual environment to represent code syntax, program workflows + data pathways |
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Rapid development of web based applications; improves time to market for software applications; uses non-programming resources to visually assemble applications. |
| Create “black box” server that executes the transformation of inbound data to outbound requirements at run-time. |
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Enables rapid integration between native ERP data formats for data exchange. |
| Web services |
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Leverage global standards like XML and Internet to facilitate exchange of data between two disparate systems or data stores |
| Web-centric application includes event system concepts; publish & subscription use distributed methodologies |
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Replaces traditional client server applications with a true distributed Software as a Service [SaaS] model using the web-browser client and the Internet |
| Multi-layered framework |
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Designed to build and run complex Web-based services or extend on-premise enterprise software functionality to a web facing user interface. |